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[XXVI. Cytherea smiling, said]
Cytherea smiling said, smiling said, smiling, saidCytherea smiling said, smiling said, smiling, said, That if so great sorrow spring, From a silly Bees weake sting, A silly Bees weake sting, as should make thee thus dismaide, What anguish feele they think'st thou, and what paine, Whom thy empoys'ned arrowes cause complaine?
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